Yosemite is one of the most visited national parks in the U.S. Bigger than the size of Rhode Island, it hosts diverse ...

There’s no boating or swimming in the reservoir ... which comes down in stages like the taller Yosemite Falls, plummeting about 1,300 feet. To the left of Wapama Falls is Tueeulala Falls ...

Because of the multi-story falls and roaring flow, it is unsafe to swim just anywhere along the stream, although swimming in Yosemite National Park is allowed in most bodies of water. For about ...

And if you're hiking up to one of Yosemite's many beautiful falls, do not swim in any body of water connected to the falls. Even streams, rivers, ponds and lakes that look calm and shallow carry ...

Although Yosemite Valley is expected to be open, rafting, swimming and picnicking in areas ... Vernal Fall, Nevada Fall, Bridalveil Fall and Yosemite Falls are flowing “very high for this ...

You have likely heard of its world-famous sites, such as Yosemite Falls, El Capitan and the towering ... during the Victorian Era and features a swimming pool and golf course – right inside ...

River-related recreation, like rafting, swimming, and picnicking in picnic ... Visitors walk along Swinging Bridge viewing Upper Yosemite Falls and the rising Merced River on Friday, April 28 ...

Yosemite Falls, Nevada Fall and Vernal Fall. Every year, crews driving huge snow plows remove snow that buries the fabled route seven feet deep or more. This year had near-average snow.